I didn't take any pics, shame on me. This spot is kind of hidden. The food was okay. I was told…read moreit's the best fish in Louisville but I don't agree. The staff member seemed kind of cranky. Maybe cause it was pouring down rain.

It is a dive, no doubt about that. That said, just gives it ambiance, eh? Sad to say the fish…read morequality has gone south. I have told literally dozens of people how good Passtime is. No more. The last two times including today, the fish IS not that good. For over 20 years this was the best fish in Jefferson County. No longer. Probably won't go back. Service was great though. It is enough to make you cry.

GLUTEN FREE HUSH PUPPIES. That's the draw. I was scouring the internet for hush puppies that I…read morecould eat as we were on a road trip, and I found the Fish House. We got a platter of fried fish with fries and hush puppies. All gluten free. They also have different styles of tartar sauce. If I ever find myself in Louisville again, I'll definitely be back.

We enjoyed the atmosphere. It felt like a mom and pop kind of place. The staff was very friendly,…read moreand even gave my daughter a balloon she was pointing at. My husband enjoyed the fish; it wasn't necessarily my cup of tea, however I am not the best judge of fish. The fries were good. We ordered beignets and they were pretty tasty! The service was quick and again, we were treated well by all staff!

The Rover is a CLASSIC Irish dining experience. We have been going there since the '90s and have a…read morewonderful meal every time. Upon entering, you are transported to Ireland. The building is unique and we love the atmosphere where you can sit in the quiet dining room or in the lively bar area. We have enjoyed both. Staff expedite seating as fast as they can and deliver excellent service.

Hadn't been to the Irish Rover in many years. Atmosphere - still great; Scotch Eggs - still great;…read moreFish & Chips - still great; Service - still great. So, what is with the third world restrooms? Lights out, unclean, plumbing from the 1980s. Ick.

Sunday lunch and several of us chose one of the Chef Specials posted on the board located beside…read morethe ordering window. Today was a sriracha bourbon grilled chicken wrap, which was tasty and not too spicy. I also had a Mimosa Beer, which was citrusy and refreshing with the wrap. Other friends chose burgers and fish tacos, and everyone left happy. Service is friendly and efficient. Food is brought to the table fairly quickly, in spite of at least half of the tables being occupied and more people arriving early on Sunday afternoon. The staff make it look easy. Great venue and today our group enjoyed dining on the covered patio. Seating is comfortable and easily accessible.

It's terrible that I haven't been here in years! Thankfully a ghost tour made a stop for a cocktail…read moreand it reminded me of their fantastic patio area. They've got tables, outdoor bars, fire pits, places for music and easy access to restrooms. Bad weather? No issue, there's an indoor section too. Service was attentive for our tour, especially with limited time. Drinks were made in batches and brought out to our group. We appreciated that they had saved a section for us as well which kept our group together in one space. I'll get back sooner rather than later!

Let me start with the owner Malik Definitely, he is the most…read morehumble and good good hearted person, Who really cares about his customers From the bottom of his heart, He cooks He serves he make sure his customers are always happy and satisfied, You don't see this every day, especially in the restaurant business, Not to mention How CLEAN The food And how DELICIOUS HANDS-DOWN , I've tried several fish House, restaurant, and some other seafood restaurants but this one, definitely was the best with Without a doubt , Thank you, Malik for the hospitality And a delicious food I am definitely lifetime Customer I highly recommend this Restaurant if you really want to enjoy a good clean legitimate meal.

I've been eating catfish since before I knew what it was... they're selling tilapia as catfish…read more. PAN IT!!!!!

Bartenders were super nice, we decided to try the food menu. I got tortilla soup special and my…read moreboyfriend got the three meat smoked chili and he loved it. Great intimate spot for conversation, beer list is impressive.

"Wing Week" in L'ville paired with making myself try something not on Bourbon Row... Four Pegs…read morepopped up in the search. Didn't disappoint. Smoke wings and drinks were on point... Place was packed. Expected service to be slow and bar keep to be a bit frazzled. Anything but! Dustin took it all in stride. Nailed the Old Fashioned (x2). Quick and on time. Definitely my kind of place

St. Aloysius Fish Fry is a Catholic Church on-site fish fry that runs occasionally throughout the…read moreyear and absolutely runs every single Friday during Lenten season. St Aloysius is located in the downtown portion of small Shephedsville Kentucky tucked away In a residential neighborhood. Like most Catholic fish Fry's the speciality is fish sandwiches. But they will serve other things such as oysters, shrimp, onion rings and desserts. This fish fry the last few years has been drive thru only. Me and my family enjoy checking out several Catholic Church fish fry's during Lenten season and when some of our close family friends who belong to st aloysius told us to try this we grabbed an order and went to there house and had family dinner together. Pricing is on par with other fish frys. $6 a fish sandwich. They actually had a pretty large dessert menu that included a home made chocolate cake from the priest. The priest took our order so I actually ordered a slice. Our fish sandwich was pretty good. Not the best local fish fry sandwich but still good. I'd still rather have this than a fast food chain any day. Good sized and nice flavor. The shrimp was solid. A little over cooked on this visit. My wife said the onion rings and oysters was pretty good and we got the kids a cheese pizza slice and they said it was alright. Kinda on par with a little Cesar's if they had to make a comparison. For desserts we got a normal chocolate cake, an awesome chocolate cake (this is what the priest named his homemade one), a brownie and a Chocolate mint brownie. The brownies were huge and tasty. Was kinda shocked to see a mint chocolate brownie at a smaller church fish fry but it was good. Both chocolate cakes were pretty good. I tried both and I will say fathers was better. He did a good job on his hand made cake. Overall nice fish fry. I do have some in person ones locally I prefer that have better fish and fun activities. But, this one is nice too and the workers were all great. We would come back for sure.

Looked up the best places to eat in Louisville, and Hammerheads came up in the top 10. The menu…read morelooked great and it seemed like a fun place to go. When we arrived, it was kind of busy but the one of tables outside was available, so we took it. I ordered the brisket taco and the pork belly taco my husband had a burger. We shared fries and fried mushrooms. The mushrooms were beyond amazing, and plentiful! I had a blonde beer, which was delicious. My husband's drink was a gin & tonic which he thoroughly enjoyed. I was so happy to finally experience true Kentucky smoked pork belly & brisket. The cool vibe at Hammerheads is also worth mentioning. Everyone was friendly, the service was excellent, and the food was amazing. I give them 5 STARS. I can't wait to do it again when I am back in town!

Have heard about this gem for 20 years but never tried it until last night. Wife and I sat at the…read morebar - love the atmosphere: spacious dive bar with low ceilings and wood paneling. There are also picnic tables out front. You get a faint whiff of the grill/smoker upon entering. Kylie was our bartender and she was fabulous - knowledgeable, friendly, and answered all of our questions with patience. Wife ordered a mango margarita and doesn't like a lot of tequila, so Kylie went half and gave her a shot on the side in case she wanted to add more. It was wonderful. I had a couple of beers. We started with the fried mushrooms, which aren't what you would expect. It's two large portobellos cut into chunks, battered, fried, and served with sun-dried tomato mayo. They were great. I then ordered a duck taco, brisket taco, and a side of Grippo Fries with smoked mayo. I'd never tried duck but that taco was smack-a-lackin'. The brisket taco was also good, and the fries were fantastic - sweet and spicy, fresh cut, and crispy. Wife ordered a pork belly slider and truffle fries. She enjoyed the slider but didn't care for the fries - just not her thing. The portions here are large. A side of fries will feed three people. We took a hefty portion of them home, as well as some of the mushrooms. We could've sat there at the bar and spent 3 hours socializing and enjoying a smattering of cocktails - love the setting. Look forward to going back and trying one of the burgers at some point.

Stopped here for lunch. We all had burgers, 2 of us had a side of fries…read more The burgers were all excellent as were the fries. I definitely left stuffed. We all had drinks too. I had a beer, my wife had a espresso martini, and my son had an HR problem. My wife said the the espresso martini was really good. My son is newly 21 so he didn't really have much of an opinion about the HR problem.

There are a few neat breweries in Louisville. Butchertown, which resides in the old meat packing…read morearea; Gravely, which looks like a stereo shop; Trellis, with its artsy feel; and places like Atrium and Monnik, which occupy their older buildings with flair. Once you get through the door, there is a decent sized bar to your right. The rest of the place is seating at tables, both high and low. There is also a outside area in the back. If you have been to Atrium, the feel is very similar. From a beer standpoint, Monnik is in the B+ range, which means it is decent. I grabbed a flight and then a couple of samplers of seasonals after dinner. Very innovative and I would highly recommend trying some of the styles outside of the flagship. The peach grisette, a style you don't find often, was on point. Same with the New Year Old Ale and BA Minimator. Needless to say, I had my designated driver after these 11% and 12% brews. It is not a place people would travel across the country for, but the beer is better than most in the area. I usually stop at Atrium, which I would put in the A category, but I love exploring new places. Monnik did not disappoint. For food, we just grabbed a pretzel. My two cents. THe beer cheese is just okay. The Gouda fondue is the bomb. If I could have the spent grain bread or pretzel with just gouda fondue, I could eat this regularly.

Nice divey experience, felt uniquely Louisville, which was a good start to a weekend there. Good…read moresized place, appropriately grungy/sticky. Decided we'd do a dinner of beer cheese, salad and wings. Enjoyed the beer cheese and pretzels, though it's not something that I'd order regularly. Side salads fine, nothing memorable, but at least they were fresh and crispy. Liked the wings, I got hot, the wife got sweet thai chili. When ordering, she said she'd give me one or two of hers, but she liked them so much that she finished off the plate, so that's a rave review! My hot wings were reasonably spicy and meaty as well. Appreciated the wipes! It's not going to win a Michelin star, but if we were in the area, we'd visit the troll again.

I don't know if it was the worst service I've ever had in my life, but it had to be in the bottom…read morefive of my existence. Empty restaurant at lunchtime.. 30 minutes, no apps, no entrée, no acknowledgment or update from the server. Went to the front desk for help. I came looking for ambience and a cool experience while in town I was bitterly disappointed.